Prince George as a teenager? Computer image shows how England’s future king could look as he grows up

Here is the question on everyone lips :”What will Prince George look like in, say 13 years from now?” The question was not on YOUR lips? Well, we still think you need to know what we think he might look like as a teenager. Why give the poor infant a break? Lets start piling on the pressure already shall we?

This image created by Dr Waldron predicts how Prince George could look like as a teenager

It wasn’t too long after the Duchess of Cambridge announced she was pregnant that artists and forensic experts began coming up with their own impressions of how the world’s most eagerly anticipated baby may look.

But now Prince George Alexander Louis has been born, one expert has helped to create a computer image of how she thinks the young Royal will look as a teenager.

The handsome adolescent has mousy blond hair, strong eyebrows, his mum’s nose and eyes and his dad’s mouth and chin.

The image was produced by Dr D’Lynn Waldron, a portrait artist and photographer from the U.S., who said she took into account ‘genetics, lifestyle, personality and environment.’

‘My age-progressed and age-regressed portraits are digitally painted artwork forensically based on all available source materials, including genetics, lifestyle, medical history, personality, environment, and how gravity effects their type of face’, said Dr Waldron.

‘My portraits do not predict the future, but only show what it might be in certain circumstances. ‘

It was revealed yesterday that the Duchess of Cambridge spent 11 hours in labour.

Kate had a completely natural birth after arriving at the Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, just after 5.30am last Monday.

Newborn: Kate was in labour for 11 hours before giving birth to George, pictured

Proud parents: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with Prince George outside St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington